President Donald Trump’s lawyer told The Washington Post on Tuesday that if the President does intend to fire his attorney general, he will wait until after special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe into Russian meddling in the election is concluded.
“If there is any action taken, the president agrees with us that it shouldn’t be taken until after the investigation is concluded,” Giuliani told the Post.
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